Endangered, Threatened, and Sensitive Species Studies
ABR has assembled an experienced team of biologists with the
specialized knowledge and creative approaches needed to identify,
delineate, and solve problems associated with endangered, threatened, and
sensitive species. We have experience with a variety of species, ranging
from amphibians in the Pacific Northwest, endangered falcons in Alaska,
to endangered seabirds and bats in Hawaii. Our projects have varied from
basic inventories to complex disturbance studies and we have worked in a
myriad of environments including the tropics (Hawaii), the arctic (Alaska),
and the temperate zone (Oregon, Washington, California). Our scientists
have prepared biological assessments, worked as members of federal
recovery teams, and prepared draft recovery plans, as well as assisting
clients with Section 7 consultations for proposed projects.
Our specific services in this area include the following:
Population Surveys and Censuses
Biological Assessments
Site-specific Surveys for Endangered, Threatened, and Sensitive
Species
Assessments of Survey Protocols for TES Species
(see Radar Ornithology for our work with Marbled Murrelets, Newell’s Shearwaters, and Hawaiian Petrels)
